I use materials from the vegetation that grows everywhere in our land, such as wicker, which is renewable. Added to this is the paper that is produced here, as well as canvas. The appearance of my pieces seeks to resemble the dense canopy of our native forests and rolling landscapes.

When I find that it has a defined identity, coherence in all aspects and details, a good finish, that the paper or fabric does not wrinkle or pucker, and that it will last over time. If it is designed for a specific context, it must be harmonious with that context.

The warm and human atmosphere that these handmade lighting objects produce when they are incorporated into a living space is not easily achieved with lamps produced industrially. This is a factor that I believe continues to be a necessity in the world that surrounds us.

I would suggest following what moves them, to be persistent in the face of frustrations, which necessarily occurs. To be flexible in the face of the supply of available materials, not to abandon the spirit of research and to maintain motivation. We must always value what we do.